In order to install Rabbit into Grasshopper:
- Download the latest version of RABBIT HERE.
- Open Grasshopper. You’ll need a Grasshopper version, newer than 0.8.0065
- In Grasshopper, Go to ‘File’ > ‘Special Folders’ > ‘Components Folder’. The components folder should pop-up.
- Place the ‘Rabbit.gha’ file that you downloaded into that folder
- Restart Rhino. Start Grasshopper.
- You should see the Rabbit toolbar in the tabs
Start using Rabbit
Use the navigation bellow, to continue with the course.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
After install the plugin….What’s next step…..?
Thanks
After i followed all those steps, the toolbars for Rabbit are still not there.
Hi there,
Could you please let us know what version of Rhino are you using?
Please note that we haven’t updated Rabbit in a while, so it currently doesn’t work with Rhino 6.
Thanks for your kindly sharing! It helps me a lot!
However, I have a question about the boundary of the cell grids.
I mean, I there any way to control the wrapping?
Because wrapping can be switched off though to prevent flying geometries, when stacking individual game generations to produce a three-dimensional Game of Life in recording mode.
Thanks!
Jason
Hello Jason,
We are glad to hear that Rabbit is useful to you! Unfortunately, there isn’t an option to control the wrapping. A workaround is to create larger grids so that the cells don’t “fall” out of the boundary.
If you are into coding you can have a look at the source code and try to customize the plugin to your needs: https://github.com/morphocode/rabbit
Cheers,
Kiro
Any update on when this will be compatible with Rhino 6?
Hello there,
Thank you for your interest in Rabbit!
We will likely update Rabbit to work with Rhino 6 in the future. Currently, we do not have an exact date, but we will keep you posted.
Please note that Rabbit is open-source, so you can fork the repository and adapt it to your needs: https://github.com/morphocode/rabbit
Best,
Kiro